Photo by Alice Leurck Don Torino's latest column is about how birds feed themselves in winter. Here's the beginning: As

Tonight's full moon — the Snow Moon — arrived at 6:09 p.m. I took this shot from the Celery Farm

We are pleased to announce an exciting new nature project about the Red-shouldered Hawks of Allendale — a live, streaming-video

  I took this Carolina Wren photo over the weekend in my backyard. Yep, that's snow in the background. My

Birdy 30 Starts now, if you like. Feel free to count totals from this afternoon if you are so inclined.

With a big snowstorm likely, thought we'd have a little Birdy 30 contest tomorrow to see who can count the

Susan McTigue writes: The snow begins, … so fill those bellies, red, white or otherwise! (Thanks, Susan!)

Nature photographer Jim Des Rivieres has taken the most amazing images of moths I have every seen. An exhibition of

An Americn Tree Sparrow showed up at my feeder (and nearby plants) after yesterday's snowfall. Always a welcome guest.  

I have been remiss in tending to the blog, so thought I would make partial amends by posting so pix